"Where did you learn to play?" asked David Singer as Melanie Weisner raked in a pot.
"Full Tilt Poker dot net surely" commented Josh Arieh.
"I don't think we have it anymore" added Singer.
"Yeah, ummm, PokerStars actually" finished Weisner as the next hand was dealt.
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Phil Ivey opened to 200 and found one caller before an opponent in the small blind moved all in for 975. Ivey also moved all in, as did the third opponent in the hand.
"I'm going to regret this one" stated Ivey as he drew one and tossed away his while one opponent tossed in the as the other player involved also drew one.
Ivey caught a king to make his hand while one opponent paired up and the other found an to see Ivey awarded the pot.
"This game is alright" uttered Ivey as he chipped up to over 8,000 having already used his three add-on buttons.
Vanessa Rousso opened to 225 and found a caller from the cutoff.
Rousso looked her opponent up and down before tapping the table to signify her standing pat.
Her opponent drew one, and after Rousso checked, he fired out 375 with Rousso making the call.
"Ten-Seven . . . you got it" commented Rousso at the sight of her opponent's [6x} as the PokerStars Team USA Pro slipped to 1,200 with two add-on chips remaining.
Tom Schneider opened to 225 from early position and both Sabyl Landrum and Erick Lindgren made the call before Marc Karam moved all in for roughly 3,700 from the small blind.
Schneider folded, Landrum called for her remaining 3,075 and Lindgren folded.
Both players stood pat as Landrum tabled her to take the pot down and climb to 6,400 as Karam was left crippled with 600 an no remaining add-on buttons.